Programmes

  • Weekly 2 hrs of Training
  • Monthly 8 Sessions
  • Weekly 2 Online Practice Tournament
  • Monthly Tournament by Check N Mate
  • Premium Material Access
  • Lifelong Mentorship

What we teach??


In Basic and Beginner chess classes, we typically teach the following topics:

The chessboard and the pieces: We introduce the chessboard and the different pieces, including their names, Values and movements.

Basic rules: We teach the basic rules of chess, such as how to set up the board, how to make legal moves, and how to capture pieces.

Chess notation: We introduce algebraic notation, which is used to record and analyse chess games.

Basic tactics: We teach basic tactics such as forks, pins, Skewers and discovered attacks, which are used to gain an advantage over the opponent.

Basic strategy: We introduce basic strategic concepts such as controlling the center, developing pieces, and protecting the king.

Opening principles: We teach basic opening principles, such as controlling the center and developing pieces, and introduce some common opening sequences.

Endgame principles: We teach basic endgame principles, such as how to checkmate with a king and queen against a lone king, and how to promote a pawn.

Analysis and evaluation: We teach students how to analyse and evaluate different positions on the board, and how to make plans and develop strategies accordingly.

Tournament play: We introduce the rules and etiquette of tournament play, and teach students how to keep score and use chess clocks.

Overall, the goal of beginner chess classes is to provide students with a solid foundation in the rules and basic concepts of chess, as well as some basic tactics, strategies, and analysis skills that they can use to improve their play and compete in tournaments.

  • Weekly 2 hrs of Training
  • Monthly 8 Sessions
  • Weekly 2 Online Practice Tournament
  • Monthly Tournament by Check N Mate
  • Premium Material Access
  • Lifelong Mentorship

What we teach??


In intermediate chess classes, we typically build upon the foundational concepts taught in beginner classes and focus on more advanced strategies and tactics. Here are some of the topics we typically cover in intermediate chess classes:

Advanced tactics: We teach more complex tactics such as double attacks, decoys, and interferences, as well as how to recognize and defend against them.

Advanced strategy: We delve deeper into strategic concepts such as pawn structures, piece coordination, and prophylaxis.

Opening theory: We cover more advanced opening theory and analyse different variations and responses.

Endgame theory: We teach more advanced endgame principles and techniques, such as how to play king and pawn endgames and how to use zugzwang.

Middle game analysis: We teach students how to analyse different types of middle game positions and how to develop plans and strategies accordingly.

Time management: We teach students how to effectively manage their time during tournament play and how to use the clock to their advantage.

Tournament preparation:We help students prepare for tournaments by analysing their games and providing personalized feedback and advice.

Overall, the goal of intermediate chess classes is to help students improve their chess skills, develop a deeper understanding of the game, and prepare for tournament play at a more competitive level.

  • Weekly 2 hrs of Training
  • Monthly 8 Sessions
  • Weekly 2 Online Practice Tournament
  • Monthly Tournament by Check N Mate
  • Premium Material Access
  • Lifelong Mentorship

What we teach??


In advanced chess classes, we typically focus on more specialized and advanced topics to help students take their game to the next level. Here are some of the topics we typically cover in advanced chess classes:

Opening repertoire:We help students develop a strong and diverse opening repertoire to suit their style and strengths.

Deep analysis:We teach students how to analyse games at a deeper level and how to use computer software and databases to help them prepare for opponents.

Advanced endgames:We teach advanced endgame techniques and principles, such as how to play complex rook and pawn endgames, and how to use theoretical endgame knowledge to gain an advantage.

Strategic planning:We teach students how to plan and execute complex strategic plans and how to make long-term decisions in the game.

Calculation and visualizationn:We teach students advanced calculation and visualization techniques, including how to calculate multiple variations, evaluate complex positions, and spot hidden opportunities.

Psychology and sportsmanship:We discuss the psychological aspects of the game, including how to manage emotions, maintain focus, and develop mental toughness, as well as the importance of sportsmanship and ethical behaviour in tournament play.

Tournament strategy:We help students develop tournament-specific strategies, including how to analyse opponents and tailor their opening repertoire accordingly, and how to manage their energy and concentration levels throughout the tournament.

Overall, the goal of advanced chess classes is to help students become highly skilled and competitive chess players, with the ability to compete at the highest levels of the game.

Advantages of Playing Chess

- Boosts Brain Power: Chess is a game that requires critical thinking, strategic planning, and analytical skills. Regular chess players have been found to have higher cognitive abilities, including enhanced memory, creativity, problem-solving, and concentration.

- Improves Decision-Making: Chess requires players to think ahead and consider various outcomes of their moves. This helps to develop decision-making skills that can be applied in various aspects of life.

- Enhances Social Skills:Chess can be played with friends, family, or in clubs, tournaments, and online platforms. It offers an opportunity to socialize, interact, and bond with people from different backgrounds, cultures, and ages.

- Teaches Patience and Perseverance:Chess is a slow-paced game that requires patience and perseverance to see it through to the end. This helps players to develop resilience, determination, and grit in their personal and professional lives.

- Reduces Stress and Anxiety:Chess is a calming and relaxing game that can help reduce stress and anxiety levels. It promotes mindfulness, meditation, and mindfulness-based stress reduction techniques.

- Increases Creativity:Chess is a game of infinite possibilities, and players are required to think outside the box to come up with innovative strategies and solutions. This helps to improve creativity, imagination, and innovation skills.

- Improves Academic Performance:Chess has been shown to improve academic performance, especially in math and science. This is because the game involves logical thinking, problem-solving, and strategic planning, which are essential skills in these subjects

- Increases Focus and Attention Span:Chess requires players to stay focused and attentive to the game's progression, considering their moves' outcomes. Regular practice can improve focus and attention span, which can benefit other areas of life, such as work or school.

- Enhances Sportsmanship and Ethics:Chess is a game that values fair play, respect for the opponent, and adherence to rules. Playing chess can help develop sportsmanship and ethical behaviour, such as honesty, integrity, and responsibility.

- Fosters Cultural Awareness:Chess is a global game that has a rich history and diverse cultural influences. Playing chess can help increase cultural awareness, understanding, and appreciation for different perspectives and ways of thinking.

- Builds Confidence:Chess players often face challenging situations that require them to trust their abilities and make critical decisions under pressure. This can help build self-confidence and self-esteem, leading to a positive outlook on life.

- Provides a Creative Outlet:Chess is a game that allows players to express their creativity through various strategies and moves. This can provide a satisfying and fulfilling creative outlet for players of all ages and backgrounds.